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   by riedel 1y ago

   If wine was LSW1 than this is LSW2
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   by riedel 1y ago

   One still can see an operational original Z22 in my home town [0] . Quite impressive (would be Z7 by normal counting, Zuse also invented creative versioning of CPUs I guess) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z22_(compu
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   by riedel 1y ago

   While everyone is talking about the European defeat in AI. IMHO this is the more embarrassing episode.
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   Cariad: VW discontinues its software development(heise.de)

   4 points by riedel 1y ago|1 comments
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   by riedel 1y ago

   I am a bit worried about the abuse of those tools. I wonder if the tools have policies and mechanisms around those (no clue how, but like forced disclosure if they detect that scanned code is OSS, free usage for OSS teams). Seems otherwise
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   by riedel 1y ago

   My guess is that detecting wires is also a very active field of research in a military context unfortunately as nets become a common defense mechanism.
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   by riedel 1y ago

   I would say, toxic politics is also just the bad politics the OP is talking about. Basically by the definition of the OP, I think pretty much most populism qualifies as bad politics. Politics beyond the workplace can work very similar to th
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   by riedel 1y ago

   When I studied our dorm was connected to the campus network via a laser uplink (and the Internet, with each room having a public IP address). I still remember the foggy daya when people, you normally did not see, gathered in the bars, beca
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   by riedel 1y ago

   I wonder why EC2 is so slow on snapshots. We use CEPH internally and if we wanted we could export the diffs [0] (we use proxmox backup instead). Snapshots always felt blazing fast (I still often forget to do them, need a solution to trigge
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I failed the 'vercel security check point' with my browser. It sucks if you only can browse the web with chrome based browsers..
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Actually a file system might even be an incentive to use an OS. See e.g. HAMMER [1]. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAMMER_(file_system)
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    by riedel 1y ago

    CDNs always existed IMHO. The world before cloudflare was just much more hidden. In general I find their take at the typical cloud business from a network perspective mostly refreshing. However, I guess they have become the major player now
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    by riedel 1y ago

    But now we have MisteryNano. Things moved on to the tang nano I guess: cheap and available [0] [0] https://github.com/MiSTle-Dev/MiSTeryNano
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    by riedel 1y ago

    They used to be ahead of the bunch 20 years ago. They sent out PGP encrypted transaction statements if you wanted. Then they degraded. I think of switching to a normal Sparkasse, they typically even can do account creation with EID l, have
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    by riedel 1y ago

    My German bank started to require an Android or IOS smartphone [0]. No dedicated HW, no desktop. I actually dumped my well working Xiaomi Phone because it was either security or banking. [0] https://www.1822direkt.de/service
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I use podman desktop on Windows for common development stuff as drop in replacement. I switched due to licensing as I guess universities do not fall under the licencing exceptions. I actually also use the docker CLI, particularly docker co
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Thanks for the tl;dr . Why is this blog post so long? Will they charge per token?
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I started with a question about what 'correct' means to you. So I was actually just questioning your rather absolute understanding of correctness. I just cited a random different source. I find it troublesome that criticism about
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I am not really sure if I can follow here. How could a rust compiled program like git honor my cygwin emulated mount points in paths, which I need, when working with other posix compliant software.
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    by riedel 1y ago

    What does 'a correct' mean to you? Wikipedia says: > Authoritarianism is a political system characterized by the rejection of political plurality, the use of strong central power to preserve the political status quo, and reduct
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    by riedel 1y ago

    As said before I wasn't complaining about windows, but rather of not so common posix layers like cygwin [0]. Most C posix compliant stuff compiles in my experience. [0] https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I want it to be cygwin native, i.e. passing calls through the cygwin posix layer and not use the windows binary. Sure I can use the windows binary, but that is a different thing.
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    by riedel 1y ago

    Given that rust only works on e.g. cygwin recently (and still does not build many crates: i try to compile jujutsu and failed), this is a big blow to portability IMHO. While I try to like rust, I think making it mandatory for builds of esse
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    A Tale of Software, Skateboards, and Raspberry Ice Cream(fsfe.org)

    6 points by riedel 1y ago|0 comments
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    by riedel 1y ago

    My daughter wants me to read the Ada & Zangemann book as a bed time lecture [1]. I don't know if she feels how relevant this topic has become. [1] https://fsfe.org/activities/ada-zangemann/index.en.html
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    by riedel 1y ago

    You are right, I had to look it up again : Zugangserschwerungsgesetz [0] But the law did not feature any kind of data collection afaik. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zugangserschwerungsgesetz Edit: I think I mixe
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    by riedel 1y ago

    That is exactly the problem. I still can imagine that they come up with some scheme as a compromise, that particularly targets particularly encrypted group chats along with all kind of server side automatic scanning, that as you mention cou
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    by riedel 1y ago

    I think the front lines are not that clear. Zensursula was actually a termed coined because she wanted the German equivalent of the online safety act in Germany back in the days. The 'Stasi 2.0' initiative (data retention at ISPs
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    by riedel 1y ago

    They oppose breaking encryption, however, I see no true opposition to on device scanning, which is a bit worrying. >The BMI representative explained that they could not fully support the Danish position. They were, for example, opposed t
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    by riedel 1y ago

    IMSI catchers have been popular by police all over the world. Here are some other tools [0] [1]. Edit: Interesting also the collection of network security via gsmmap [2] [0] https://gitweb.stoutner.com/?p=PrivacyCell.git;a=s